Magic Flow

👋 Hey everyone! We're thrilled to be launching Magic Flow here on Product Hunt! 🤔 Problem Sound cliché but we built this to scratch our itch, failing to write good web copy multiple times. We either had to settle with the sub-standard copy we wrote ourselves (hey we are not copywriters) or pay someone else to do it for us. Wish there was a magical product that did it for us, quick, easy, and cost-effective. And that’s why we built Magic Flow. 🤩 Solution MagicFlow is your AI-powered content marketing assistant that makes it super easy and fast for you to compose high-performing landing pages, product descriptions, ads, and blog posts in seconds. MagicFlow currently supports the following content types: - Landing Pages - Google ads - Facebook ads - Product descriptions - Headers We are constantly adding new content types based on user feedback. 🆓 Sign up now for our FREE FOREVER plan and get 10 credits per month to try out MagicFlow's copy generation capabilities. 🛍️ Special Offer We are offering a 50% forever discount to Product Hunt users on any of our subscription plans with the code PRODUCTHUNT50 (valid for a limited time). We are confident that MagicFlow is going to take your content marketing to the next level. 🙏 Let us know if you have any feedback or suggestions.

Nice, I tried out the landing pages part. While I dread the day GPT-3 is spitting out LinkedIn content for people (at scale) this looks promising. Feeling in a feedback mood today so... The good: - A great starting point. - Notwithstanding the below comments, it generates copy that's way better than most landing pages I see - 5 variations = plenty to play with The not so good: - Based on what I got, I wouldn't use the results without editing heavily. But perhaps that's the idea? To give people a strong base to work from. What I mean here is some parts sounded awkward and cliched. And at least for now, I suspect GPT-3 is gonna have that problem, isn't it! No doubt, not just a GPT-3 challenge :D and of course the text I input may have been a factor 😂 Parts I'm not sure about: 1. To the above point, with a product like this, the quality of results people get is going to be highly dependant on what they feed-in on the product/service description etc. And so many struggle with the actual value prop part. I'm not saying you should go near that problem but getting at how you position your own product here. That's key, including setting expectations on the extent to which someone is gonna get something they can use immediately. All very subjective. 2. There's is quite a bit of friction in the sign-up process, more steps than I expected (even for a Product Hunt launch). Understandably that might be a deliberate decision as it means you're initial users will be ones with the most pain here. Small things: 1. It wasn't immediately obvious how to cycle through the 5 variations. I missed the button for it, and found myself reading the part you were asking me to rate the 5 variations at the bottom of the page and was like "where are they". :D 2. How come there's a "Note: replies to this email address are not monitored." on the email you send from "contact@..." as part of the sign-up? Sure, "no-reply" inboxes are a common practice, but in general, it's hard to make sense of that practice when you consider how much companies spend on trying to get customer feedback. Overall, it's awesome to see these uses of GPT-3. Exciting product!

You have a non-secure page in your signup funnel that might be costing you a lot of signups, though it is quite possible hungry users will ignore the warning in Chrome.